The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-10-19
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WEDNESDAY,, OCT. 10, 1887.

on account of no coal. The mines have
also stopped work for the same cause.
- The Man-in-search-o vote. y
down in the First Ward, hasn't found ii
yet.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
have placed numbers on the culverts along
the Belvidere Division.
Oysters and Pies, when ordered, will
be delivered to any part of the city, from
the Pearl Restaurant. oct 1926
IN. G. Lake, who resides on York
street, above franklin, will deliver fresh
horse.radish every week. Orders left at
his residence willreceive prompt attention
The new road near Sandy Ridge, on
which p. Hoppock and E. B. Myers have
been working for some weeks past, is now
finished.
Rev. G. W. Pitcher, of the Kirk
patrick Memorial Church, Ringoes, is
delivering very interesting series of
lectures, Sabbath evenings, on "Joseph. !"
Robert Fulper, brakeman on the
Belyidere Division, Penna. R. B., had
two fingers badly mashed while coupling
cars at Trenton one day last week.
--Gershom Moore, of Titusville. who
was complained of for fishing on Sunday
by Warden Vandyke, was fined $25 and
costs by Squire Bodine, of Trenton, yes
terday.
-Messrs. J. G.. Phillips and Jos. L.
Cook, of this city, have gone into part
nership in the granite and marble monu-
ment business, and present their ca I'd in
this issue.
Leonard G. Burd, of Quakertown, re-
ports a pumpkin whose length is %
inches, girth 81 inches and weight no
pounds. This is without doubt the "boss'
pumpkin of Hunterdon count y.
DIR. Joseph NJ Wells, of this city, has
decided to make Trenton bis place ofresi-
dence, his position as examining physi-
clan of the Pennsylvania Railroad Relief
System making it more convenient
point for him.
by the breaking of an axle, five cars
of a freight train on the Belvidere Diyi
sion were thrown from The track on Mon
day evening, at Kingwood switch, and it
took all night to remove the obstruction
from the track.
The Baptisis of Clinton are going to
build a new chapel, and Rev. II. A.
Chapman, of Wertsyille, has been given
the contract for the work. 1t will be
commenced right away, so that the
building may be ready for use during
the Week of Prayer. in January next.
Next Sabbath will be Autumnal Day
in the Methodist Espiscopal Church of
this city. The Pastor, Rev. John II.
Boswell, will preach at 1890 A. NJ, on
"Autumnal Leaves At 1880 p. NJ,
there will be children's service. Sing
ing and addresses by the children. All
welcome.
=" Peck's Bad Boy +" will exhibit
himself at Holcombe Hall next Tuesday
evening. If he is worse than the bad
boy that runs our streets, we hope he
will not take up his residence here. The
company bring along with them brass
band and orchestra. Reserved seats at
Cochran's.
IF Swackhammer, of White House,
in an effort to jump on train at Glen
Gardner, last Friday'evening, got fast be-
tween the station platform and the cars
and was badly squeezed, injuring his hips
very severely. At last accounts the
young man was in precarious condition,
he being partly paralyzed.
We learn that a party of young men
from this town, Sunday or two ago.
raced their horses three abreast up the
old York road near Mount Airy, and that
they afterward went on a trotting track
not far of and raced their horses. The
way to reach such people is to get them
indicted A keg Of beer in one Of the
wagons explains the melting cause.
Pomona Grange, No 8, of this coun
ty. will hold an exhibition of agricultural
and other products at Sergeanisville. on
Friday of this week, beginning at 10 A.
M. This viii be well worth seeing. In
the afternoon, at 2 O'Clock, Hon. Rich
mond Coles, Of Gloucester comfy, and
Rev. w. w. Bullock and DR.. George II.
La rison, of Lambertville, will deliver adj.
dresses. A large attendance is expected.
The employees of the Pennsylvania r.
r. Shops in this city, last Saturday night
presented Mr.. John B. Jones, late fore
man of the machine shops, with hand
some Knights Templar's badge, as a
mark of their esteem. Mr.. Jones has re-
Gently been appointed Master Mechanic of
the repair shops at South Amboy, and lns
entered upon his duties. He expects soon
TO remove his family to his new home.
The Messrs. Frazer, who are about
to establish shoe mandatory here,
visited this city last week. but their ma
chinery not having arrived, they have
not yet begun to arrange for business.
In very short time they will get to
work. We learn that it is their inten-
ton to begin in a small way, as they ex-
pect to put on green hands and teach
them, and they will enlarge the business
as the hands become more proficient.
Col. r. A. Donnelly and Staff, of the
7th Regiment, N. G. NJ j., with Adju-
tant Van Solver aud Mr.. Jos. M. Lewis,
of this city, and Mr.. A. B. Stockton, of
New Hope, have received Invitations to
reception and promenade concert on the
the occasion of the opening and dedica-
tion Of the new armory'of the 9th Regi-
ment, Sd Brigade, National Guard of
Pennsy lvania, at Wilkesbarre. on We'd